Two-liter bottle cooler/insulator

Abstract

My two-liter bottle cooler includes a container and a lid. The container has a chamber with an enclosed bottom and an open top. The container has multiple walls displaced from each other creating annular pockets. The annular pocket that is nearest the chamber is filled with a freeze gel and the outer annular pocket is filled with an insulating foam. The open top of the container has external threads and the mouth of the lid is internally threaded with mating threads. The lid can be screwed onto the container to hold a two-liter bottle in place within the chamber. The dome of the lid has a hole with the neck of the two-liter bottle passing through the hole so that beverage contained within the two-liter bottle can be poured directly from the bottle as it is held in the cooler. The hole in the dome is internally threaded so that the cooler can also function as a container without an inserted two-liter bottle. In the latter case, a pour spout is provided with a threaded plug and a spout. The threaded plug mates with the internal threading in the hole of the dome to close the dome. The spout is externally threaded and a two-liter bottle cap can be threaded onto the spout to close it. When the pour spout is not in use, it can be stored in a pocket in the handle in the cooler. The pocket is internally threaded to mate with the external threads on the spout. The bottle cap is fitted within the opening contained in the threaded plug and a cover is fitted over the plug to seal it against outside elements. The cover can be internally threaded to mate with the external threads on the plug. When the plug is in use, the cover can be stored by threading it onto an externally threaded stump contained on the bottom of the handle of the cooler.

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